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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1919

Page

6

War Labor Board near Boston to rule on Elevated case

War Labor Board likely to meet in Boston on August 1 to decide the Boston Elevated case with a probable eight hour day and 12 cents more per hour. Taft advised Chamber of Commerce a decision by August 4 if workers stay at work. Providence strike vote due tomorrow night, decision expected same day as Boston. Board includes Taft and Manly as joint chairmen with employer and employee representatives.

Washington War Labor Board Boston Boston Elevated Taft Canada W. Jett Latch Boston Chamber of Commerce Cleveland Detroit Carmen’s Union of Providence R. I Lauck National War Labor Board William H. Taft Basil M. Manly Loyall A. Osborne C. E. Michael W. H. Vandervoort C. A. Crocker John F. Perkins Frank J. Hayes W. L. Hutcheson William H. Johnston Victor A. Olander T. A. Rickert James H. Vahey Carmen

New England National Guard Assignments by State

The document lists National Guard allocations by state: Connecticut six coast artillery companies, one infantry battalion, two cavalry troops, one field artillery battery, one ambulance company. Maine a regiment of infantry. Massachusetts eight coast artillery companies, one infantry regiment, one field artillery regiment, one engineers battalion, one wire signal company, one engineer train, one field hospital company, one ambulance company. New Hampshire two coast artillery companies, one infantry battalion, one field artillery battalion, one field hospital company. Rhode Island six coast artillery companies, two cavalry troops, one field artillery battery, one ambulance company. Vermont two infantry battalions and one machine gun company.

Connecticut Coast Artillery Maine Massachusetts Field Artillery New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont

Attorney General Limits Jitney Rules to Localities

Attorney-General Henry C. Attwill advised the Public Service Commission that local communities may regulate jitneys under Chapter 293, with the PSC limited to approving or disapproving such local orders. His opinion reverses the commission’s prior stance that it could initiate jitney rules, noting state power respects local regulation not deemed unreasonable on appeal.

Henry C. Attwill Public Service Commission Lawrence Haverhill Malden Lynn Salem Brockton Swampscott Nahant

General Strike and Rioting at Stettin

Copenhagen July 16 report says a general strike with rioting began at Stettin the capital of Pom erania Prussia. All trades including harbor transport gas water and electric workers join to demand abolition of martial law and other political reforms.

Copenhagen Associated Press Stettin Pomerania Prussia

Railroads Prepare Extra Service For Boston Elevated Strike

Boston area railroads brace for Elevated strike with New Haven Midland division adding Forest Hills to Dorchester shuttles and New York, New Haven & Hartford coordinates heavy extra cars. Boston and Albany lists specific outbound and inbound extras from Riverside to Boston, and from Brookline Longwood Allston to Boston, as agencies rush to relieve packed trains and enforce new platform rules.

Greater Boston Boston Elevated New York New Haven & Hartford Boston & Maine Boston & Albany Elevated New Haven Road Midland Division Dorchester Howard Moulton That Road Forest Hills Neponset Boston New Haven Harrison Square Moulton Grant Mr. Grant Malden Everett West Medford Arlington Somerville Watertown Waltham Riverside Newton Faneuil Brighton Allston Brookline Longwood Alliston Huntington Avenue All- Ston Trinity Place Newtonville West Newton Auburndale

Dr Muck Still Held At Fort Washington

Dr Karl Muck former conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra continues interned as an enemy alien at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia John R Creighton of the Department of Justice told the House immigration committee He was not deported and stayed by choice with other prominent German businessmen held on serious grounds The exact reason for his internment was not disclosed

Washington Karl Muck Boston Symphony Orchestra Fort Oglethorpe John R. Creighton Department of Justice House Immigration Committee Muck Charleston S. C Siegel New York Dr. Muck Creighton

Delaware Episcopal Bishop Resigns

Wilmington Del July 16 One Right Rev Frederick J Kinsman has resigned as bishop of Delaware He states in a letter to the presiding bishop that he resigns because he cannot agree with some church teachings especially holy orders and the sacrament

Wilmington Del Frederick J. Kinsman Delaware Daniel S. Tuttle House of Bishops Protestant Episcopal Church

Baron de Marchienne Weds New York Woman

Paris reports the marriage of Baron Emil de Cartier de Marchienne Belgium’s minister to the United States to Mrs. Hamilton Carey of New York. Attending were Hugh C. Wallace the American ambassador and Herbert Hoover and other dignitaries.

Baron de Marchienne New York Paris Hamilton Carey Baron Emil de Cartier de Marchienne United States Hugh C. Wallace Herbert Hoover

We Guarantee Low Prices and Satisfactory Quality

We guarantee the price of everything we sell to be as low as or below the same article in New England. We guarantee merits and values to be as good as or better than any New England store. If a lapse occurs we urge patrons to report it for correction.

New England

Mother in plea for her baby before judge

Mrs. Mabel M. Duncan sought custody of her baby in Superior Court. Judge Wait ordered the child remain with its grandmother and allowed reasonable visits, while Duncan must provide $12.50 weekly alimony until the divorce merits are heard. Duncan Brass Foundry linked husband lived with his mother. wife from Orient Heights left January 1918 after marital strain.

Mabel M. Duncan Wait William W. Duncan Duncan Brass Foundry East Orient Heights Duncan

Boston Grounded in Cruel and Abusive Treatment Findings

A case in Boston outlines cruel and abusive treatment allegations. Details mention alleged abuse, involved parties, and ongoing inquiries. The report emphasizes victims’ experiences and safeguards for protection. Further legal steps and potential remedies are noted as the matter unfolds.

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